Our questions spoken or contemplated, reveal a pattern in us. We can project a different pattern or even believe we have such, but if we will see it and either change or walk in it we would be better off. Just about every encounter Jesus has involves questions, but in the two we look at today one lacks them and the other has ones that shouldn’t be there. We can learn from both.

Our questions spoken or contemplated, reveal a pattern in us. We can project a different pattern or even believe we have such, but if we will see it and either change or walk in it we would be better off. Just about every encounter Jesus has involves questions, but in the two we look at today one lacks them and the other has ones that shouldn’t be there. We can learn from both.

We cannot understand spiritual questions with a natural mind, but that is exactly what is being tried in our passage in John 4. If we can see the problem the woman at the well (as well as the disciples) have in trying to comprehend the spiritual principles Jesus is teaching, but using their natural understanding, we are better equipped to see the same thing in our lives.

We cannot understand spiritual questions with a natural mind, but that is exactly what is being tried in our passage in John 4. If we can see the problem the woman at the well (as well as the disciples) have in trying to comprehend the spiritual principles Jesus is teaching, but using their natural understanding, we are better equipped to see the same thing in our lives.

This is the first in a new series is on a topic we touched on about 6 years ago, but I always wanted to get into it more. Questions can help us learn and understand, but they can also lead us to doubt and disobedience. There are questions you should never entertain! Bad questions lead people to disobey and distrust God, but good questions can help you understand what God is doing.

This is the first in a new series is on a topic we touched on about 6 years ago, but I always wanted to get into it more. Questions can help us learn and understand, but they can also lead us to doubt and disobedience. There are questions you should never entertain! Bad questions lead people to disobey and distrust God, but good questions can help you understand what God is doing.

To edify is to strengthen and encourage for the task at hand. In the past weeks, we looked at how God edified Moses, Joshoa, Gideon, and Solomon to learn about how we can edify each other, as well as receive edification ourselves.

In this service we ask the question "can we edify God?" and is it even necessary? Also, the easiest way to edify the people around you.

To edify is to strengthen and encourage for the task at hand. In the past weeks, we looked at how God edified Moses, Joshoa, Gideon, and Solomon to learn about how we can edify each other, as well as receive edification ourselves.

In this service we ask the question "can we edify God?" and is it even necessary? Also, the easiest way to edify the people around you.

The wisest man on earth knew how to receive edification from the Lord, but also knew how to forget it. Learn the truth of "A negotiated price yields a compromised prize."

The wisest man on earth knew how to receive edification from the Lord, but also knew how to forget it. Learn the truth of "A negotiated price yields a compromised prize."